I dunno most roms ive seen are xrec i found its only cm based roms that ive needeed to flash with cwm.
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[RECOVERY] xRecovery 0.3 | Fixed Mass Storage mounting | 31/07/2011
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So, I'm trying to flash donut, but cwm won't let me flash because of the amend thing.
Installed xrec thru flashtool as cwm won't let me install it, and selected reboot into speciffic recover and selected 0.3
And it reboots into cwm still.
What to do?
Thanks
Installed xrec thru flashtool as cwm won't let me install it, and selected reboot into speciffic recover and selected 0.3
And it reboots into cwm still.
What to do?
Thanks
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i was going to ask why i wasn't able to do anything in xrecovery but i ended up reading first post and saw the solution, good work 
Is there an Installer APK for the fixed version of xRecovery?
Mine current version is having issues mounting the SDCard. I have tried extracting the zip however it did not work.
(Stock 2.3 ROM)
Mine current version is having issues mounting the SDCard. I have tried extracting the zip however it did not work.
(Stock 2.3 ROM)
I have the x64 version of FlashTool and don't see the option to download and flash xRecovery.
Turn on USB debugging and then connect rooted phone to PC. Turn on flashtool, there should be option to flash recovery either xRecovery or CWM Recovery. Recovery installer is on "+" mark (I have x64 flashtool and it is there - same as in 32 bit version)
You would see a plus sign, after clicking it you would get the options 0.3 or CWM. 0.3 is Xrecovery.
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Thanks, I will look again when I get home today. Although I though I clicked on every button on the dash, as well as the Recovery option from the file list (Which was empty, showing only "Default")
Thanks for the suggestions, I willl look more thoroughly in FlashTool
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237This is a custom recovery for Xperia X10 based on ClockworkMod recovery source.
Credits and special thanks to Koush and everyone else involved in Cyanogenmod project!
How?
Press BACK button few times right after white SE label appears.
Controls:
Use VOLUME-UP and VOLUME-DOWN to browse, HOME to select, BACK to go back.
Features:
- ADB root shell
- Reboot
- Install update.zip from SD Card
- Factory reset (full wipe)
- Wipe cache partition
- Install custom zip
- Backup and Restore
- Partition tools
- Mount/unmount partitions
- Format partitions
- Mount as USB Storage
- Advanced options
- Wipe Dalvik cache
- Wipe battery stats
- Fix permissions for apps (FC fix)
Installation:
A: Install the zip package via your current recovery
1. boot into recovery
2. connect with adb (adb shell)
3.4. Now you will be able to see your SD Card and install fixed xRecoveryCode:rm -r /sdcard mkdir sdcard chmod 777 sdcard
or
B: unpack all of the files to the relevant folders on your mobile
or
C: ask your ROM provider to include it
I am not responsible for any damage this software may cause to your phone.
Use it at your own risk!
Requirements:
1. 2.3 STOCK ROM
2. Phone must be rooted
3. Busybox from the market installed
Changelog:
0.3-release-GB: fixed Mass Storage mounting issues
0.3-release-GB: fixed SD Card mounting issues
0.3-release: unified version for all X10 variants and partition layouts
0.2-release: fixed installation issues for those with trashed mtd0 partition
0.1-release: xRecovery installer app - thanks zoz33!
0.0.1-beta: Initial release (for testers)
Download:
For now please use xRecovery 0.3: xRecovery_0.3_GBready.zip
snapshot_13-01-2011_xRecovery.tar.bz2 - source code38Q&A:
Q: How to use "boot custom ROM/kernel" option?
A: this is designed for ROM developers. This option executes a custom script (/system/kernel/boot.sh), which may be used for multiple puproses like:
- boot custom kernel
- boot custom ROM from SD Card
- dual-boot
- etc
Q: can you give an example?
A: Sure. Here's the simple boot.sh script to boot the custom kernel:
Code:#!/sbin/sh # zdzihu: boot custom kernel insmod /system/kernel/splboot.ko sync cat /system/kernel/miniloader > /proc/splboot/image cat /system/kernel/boot.img > /proc/splboot/boot_img sleep 3 echo > /proc/splboot/boot
Q: What's edify scripting?
A: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=936175
Q: Will it work with X8/X10mini/X100/T1000?
A: Yes and no. Yes, because it's compiled in compatibility mode (armv6).
But not this particular release. The init files must be changed by X8/X10mini/X100/T1000 devs first. Please check in the relevant threads.86
Soon. At the moment I'm working on integrating update-binary into recovery - without it update.zip might either not flash or damage /system partition. Let's say it's a critical update
Cheers,
z
